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Halloween Candy – A Scary Supply Chain Planning Problem

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Halloween, like any holiday, creates significant seasonal surges for specific product categories. Planning for holidays places significant stress on supply chain planning processes and planning teams. An influencer can tweet about their favorite holiday candy and cause a significant change in demand.

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Supply Chain at the Heart of the Latest Ransomware Attack

Enterra Insights

As Americans were preparing for a long holiday weekend, Russia-based REvil ransomware criminals (aka Sodinokibi), conducted an attack targeting the information technology company Kaseya. fast response, we believe that this has been localized to a very small number of on-premises?customers?only.”[1] has unfortunately?been?the

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Auto Supply Chain Prophets Podcast Wrap-up: Eps. 16-20

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If you haven’t yet listened to or read about them, take a look at our wrap-up blogs covering episodes 1-5 , episodes 6-10 and episodes 11-15 of the Auto Supply Chain Prophets podcast. As we wrap up 2022 and roll into the holidays, I wanted to share summaries of our five latest Auto Supply Chain Prophets podcast episodes.

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The Top 15 Retail Trends for 2022

ToolsGroup

As 2021’s holiday shopping statistics proved, pandemic or not, consumers are willing to spend. (My eCommerce Purchases and “The New Normal” Retail Categories. Using Google Trends data, Google has identified the retail categories which are now “ The New Normal.” The wonderful world of retail. Data source: eMarketer.

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Trends 2023: Retail

Enterra Insights

During the holiday season, consumers surprised many experts with their generous spending — even though they were confronting inflationary pressures. 21% of consumers now report that they would prefer brands with an active environmental responsibility campaign.” The question is: How are consumers going to behave going forward?

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Corporate Politics and the Right Forecast Level for Planning

New Horizon Supply Chain Blog

The aspect I’m referring to is the forecast level at which you measure accuracy: at the level of weeks, months or quarters; individual items, product lines, or categories; and so on for customers and geographies. First, a story that prompted this blog post. Corporate Politics Should Not Drive the Forecast Level. Time is Different.

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Bringing data to the table: A CPG’s guide to growing sales

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That’s because when it comes to making buying decisions, retailers favor suppliers who can reliably grow their categories and increase revenue for the business. For example, say your product sold particularly well over the holidays. To keep up with the latest updates from Crisp subscribe to our blog.